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2 months agoIt’s not ideal.
Depending on the kind of warning, you may be able to re-write the code in question including a ‘todo!()’ to capture the “i need to think about this” case.
This way you get a crash at runtime. This is preferable to continuing execution with incorrect computation.
It’s best just to fix the warnings ASAP. They are usually trivial anyway.
I love iosevka because it’s so condensed. You can fit so much on the screen.